Panama

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	Cole Hauser	Becker
	Mel Gibson	Stark
	Mauricio Hénao	Enrique Rodriguez
	Kiara Liz	Camila
	Charlie Weber	Hank Burns
	Kate Katzman	Tatyana
	Victor Turpin	Brooklyn Rivera
	Néstor Rodulfo	Col. Marco Justines
	Jai Stefan	Santos
	Julio Ramos Velez	Steadman Fagoth Müller
	Jackie Cruz	Cynthia Benitez
	Junior Alvarez	Jackie Cardoza
	Joksan Ramos	Pablo
	Jorge Antares	Older Killer
	Jeremy Chico Moya	Younger Killer
	Alison Salinas	Pablo's Daughter
	Alexa Cruz	Indian Girl
	Rebeca Valentín	Hilton Casino Young Roulette Woman
	Julia Bailey	Hilton Casino Bar Women
	Haydie M. Diaz	Sandinista Raid Female Contra
	Hector D. Rivera	Sandinista Doctor
	Ronal Tejada	Assassin #1
	Edwin E. Rodríguez Montanez	Assassin #2
	Luis Raúl Alcocer	Rooftop Sniper
	Priscilla Huggins Ortiz	Isabella

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Director	Mark Neveldine
Writer	William Barber, Daniel Adams
Producer	Sue Aikens, Brandt Andersen, Cary Anderson, Sebastien Aussal, William Barber, Shanan Becker, Jordan Beckerman, Jill Bradley, Lee Broda, Bill Bromiley, Brian Cavallaro, Michelle Chydzik Sowa, Anne Clements, Arianne Fraser, Zola Elgart Glassman, Cole Hauser, Paul W. Hazen, Matthew Helderman, Phil Hunt, Ruben Islas, Jon Keeyes, Nathan Klingher, Jesse Korman, Gigi Lacks, Christine Lannum, Coleman Lannum, Frances Lausell, Jordan Yale Levine, Phyllis Levine, Robert Levine
Musician	Mick Fury
Photography	Pedro Juan López

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My quick rating - 3.9/10. At least one person out of this group can act, but not even Mel Gibson can bring this into the realm of being recommended. The whole thing is just so amateur. Granted, this is a low-budget affair, so you have to give some leeway to the poor effects and action scenes. There is an unusual amount of shaky cam going on, which gets especially irritating in scenes when it makes no sense to be used. I get the idea of using that type of cam for hiding poor choreography during fights, but it really isn't needed for conversations. The plot has been used, with the anger issue challenged military guy getting hired to do some black op type thing. Which, in this and all cases, ends up including all kinds of double-crosses and the like. This was no different, and they attempted to go down that road, only they were poorly executed and also not fully imagined out. It also doesn't help much that the sound often overshadows the speaking. You would expect things like this to get fixed in post-production. Just a poorly executed flick all around. Still, there have been much worse, so if you are a fan, watch for Mel

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